The first problem is that you need to make your reservation early. The good restaurants are fully booked for February 14. Those that don’t take reservations are crowded, with a long line of people waiting to get in. Even lower-tier diners may be jammed.
The second problem is the expense. Most upscale and mid-level restaurants have special Valentine’s Day menus. These have far fewer choices than the regular menu, at a much higher price.
Here's the solution.
Go out on February 13th. It's quieter, it's easier to get a table, you can choose anything from the menu, and the price is within reason. In fact, for the same amount of money you’d spend on the special V-Day menu, you can probably go out on both the 13th and the 15th.
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I'm definitely going to do this!
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